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ALT3:...that "In God We Trust" appeared as a motto the first time in 1748 in Pennsylvania, that it was first struck on U.S. currency on a 2¢ piece in 1864 and that since 1955, the motto must appear on all U.S. currency? Source: per above
Overall: Szmenderowiecki , hooks are great, I personally prefer ALT1. And what do you think of this one? It would be mix of hook 1 and 2 and is below the 200 characters without bold and wls. ... that "In God We Trust" appeared as a motto the first time in 1748 in Pennsylvania, is displayed on coins of the United States since 1864 and as of 1955 the motto must appear on all U.S. currency?
"As of" sounds as if it were a requirement in 1955 but now we aren't sure whether it's still a requirement 65 years later (it is still law).
My version: ALT1+2: ...that "In God We Trust" appeared as a motto the first time in 1748 in Pennsylvania, that it was first struck on U.S. currency on a 2¢ piece in 1864 and that since 1955, the motto must appear on all U.S. currency? (192 characters)
Perhaps the citation (35) is correct and Walter Breen erroneously wrote that Chase drew inspiration from his alma mater, Brown University. I do not believe Chase ever attended Brown. I believe he attended Dartmouth, which has a much different motto. 2600:1000:B027:67FF:1440:BE3D:D723:1BA6 (talk) 00:40, 7 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Of all the stupid shit you keep doing here, this is one of the most innane. We do not wikilink common words, and doing the same with Wiktionary is just as stupid.
Do you realize that if you accidentally make a good edit it will likely get reverted because your track record shows nothing you do can be trusted? What's sad about this is that you are obviously intelligent, very experienced here, and know the ropes quite well, yet you're just screwing around. If you seriously think you're improving things, then you need help, because you are delusional. -- Valjean (talk) (PING me) 17:27, 26 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]